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A high-function multi-tool that glows for visibility even in the dark is generating buzz. Packing a wide range of functions into a compact size, it looks well-suited as a carry tool for touring and camping.
A small piece of gear like this really does add peace of mind out on the road. Taking a break at a roadside stop, there are more moments than you'd expect where you suddenly need to adjust something with your own hands. Being able to find it by its glow even after dark is a real help for the night-touring crowd. Where should I bring it next?
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What's the bare minimum set of tools to bring along on a tour?
A hex wrench, a Phillips screwdriver, and a puncture repair kit will cover most first-response situations.
You might only end up using tools like this a few times a year at most, but having them along still gives peace of mind.
Bugs me that the article doesn't give a list of exactly what tools are included.
The glow feature feels like it's just a novelty at first, and probably not that important in terms of actual practicality.
Just packing so many functions into something compact makes it an item worth considering to carry along.
I appreciate the compactness, but ultimately you can't judge the rigidity or usability as a tool without seeing the real thing.
A multi-tool that glows in the dark could quietly come in handy for nighttime trouble.
